Wholesale ~ WEFT Hair Extension

1. Wash hair correctly.
Wearer should treat hair extensions as her natural hair. Use well-branded sulfate-free shampoo and hair conditioner for the hair. Ensure your wearer washes her hair extensions using warm water, not scorching hot water. Brush out tangles before getting the hair wet. Wearer should wash their hair, not the extension hair. Let the water flow through the hair, is enough to clean the extension hair. Always focus shampoo on the root of the hair to remove excess oil, and focus hair conditioner on the end of the hair to nourish it. Not the other way round.
 
2. Never sleep with wet extensions.
For this will lead to tangled and matted roots or extensions falling out. Tossing and turning on a bed can mess up the hair extension and the wearer’s natural hair.
 
3. Make sure wearer always brush the hair extensions with care.
The wearer should never brush too harshly, or hair strands will begin to fall out, and the hair will start tangling. Invest in a quality hairbrush, preferably a wide-tooth hairbrush. The wearer must brush hair ends before working their way up. This will cause a minor strain on the hair.
 
4. Conditioning the hair weekly.
Hair extensions are only bonded to the root, so unlike natural hair, hair extensions cannot receive a constant supply of natural oils from our scalp. A weekly conditioning treatment will allow the hair extension to be filled with moisture, keeping it super smooth.
 
5. Minimize heat damage.
Excessive use of heat will make the hair brittle, and split ends will accumulate. No matter how much time and effort you spend on conditioning and nourishing the hair, excessive heat will damage the hair extensions. If you have to use heat, make sure to use it properly. Here are a few tips: Use a heat protectant, turn down the temperature to 350 degrees or lower, or take regular breaks from the heat.
 
6. Separate the bonds daily.
This may sound super tedious and time-consuming. However, it takes only a few minutes, and doing it every day will take less time when you become more familiar with the process.
 
Simply feel the bonds with your fingers, and check that none has been tangled. If they have, try to separate them carefully – sometimes, a small brush or comb may be needed to do this. While doing this, the wearer will have a chance to stop the hair extensions from being matted against any loose or falling hair.